KPL Trade International Product List in Bangladesh

KPL Trade International brings a medicated skin and scalp range to Bangladesh, with a shorter line of fertility and daily supplement tablets beside it. The skin side is much the deeper half, running from ketoconazole shampoo and soap through acne washes, pigment creams, a moisturiser and a sunscreen. The tablets sit apart from all of that and answer a different question entirely.

Almost every item here carries an invented name rather than a descriptive one, so what follows is arranged by what each product is for rather than by the word on the bottle. Most of the range sits on the Dermatological Preparations shelf, and pack size, composition and the current price all live on the individual product page.

Two Naming Eras on One Shelf

This range was registered in two waves and the names still show it. The older group all open with KP — KP Ketlicare, KP Spotmukt, KP-Inovive, KP-Ovanet Dhea — and most of them stop right there, with no active, strength or size anywhere in the title. The newer group ends in -ras: Rasket, Raster, Akras, Melaras, Softras, Sunras, Rasvit, Gluras, Spuras and Bioras.

What separates them is how much the title tells you. A newer name is followed by its actives and its pack size, so Rasket names its ketoconazole and zinc pyrithione before you open anything. An older name hands you the coined word and nothing else, and the product page is then the only place a composition appears.

Scalp, Dandruff and Medicated Washes

The ketoconazole pair

The same active appears here in two vehicles, which is the choice most people in this section are actually making. Rasket Anti-Dandruff & Anti-Fungal Shampoo with Ketoconazole, ZPTO, Biotin & Aloe Vera (100ml) is the scalp version, left on for a few minutes and rinsed. Rasket Transparent Soap Bar with Ketoconazole, Biotin, Zinc Pyrithione & Aloe Vera – 75g soap_bar carries the same combination into a bar for the body.

A shampoo and a bar are not interchangeable even when the ingredient list matches. The shampoo lifts through hair to reach the scalp; the bar is for skin, and it will dry hair out if used as a substitute.

The coal tar option

Coal tar works by a different route from the azoles, which is why it sits on the shelf alongside rather than behind them. Raster Anti-Dandruff Shampoo – Coal Tar & Salicylic Acid for Psoriasis, Eczema & Seborrhoeic Dermatitis (75ml) pairs it with salicylic acid, and the title names the scalp conditions it is sold for. It smells strong and can stain light fabric, which nobody mentions until the first wash.

The older bar in this group is KP Ketlicare Soap, whose name gives no size and no active. Scalp products across brands are gathered on the Medicated Shampoo shelf if you want to compare strengths before committing to one.

Acne-Prone and Oily Skin

Washes

Two cleansers here target oil and blocked pores, one from each naming era. The newer is Akras Acne Skin Whitening & Brightening Face Wash – 50g, and the older is KP-Velvoglo Facewash 60ml. The first of those names is the manufacturer’s own wording and is reproduced here because that is how the item is registered.

Daytime cover and the oral option

Skin under acne treatment burns more easily, so a light non-comedogenic sunscreen is part of the routine rather than an extra. Akras Anti-Acne Moisturizing Lotion SPF 30 – Broad Spectrum UVA/UVB Protection, 30ml combines the two jobs in one bottle.

There is an oral retinoid too, KP Isonikhut-20 capsule 20mg, which belongs in a different conversation from a face wash. Isotretinoin is prescribed and monitored by a dermatologist and carries firm restrictions in pregnancy. It and the topicals both sit under Acne & Rosacea.

Dark Marks and Uneven Tone

What the actives here act on

Several items here name a pigment-active in the title — tranexamic acid, glutathione, vitamin C, niacinamide. Those act on pigment that has gathered unevenly: sun marks, melasma patches, the brown shadows acne leaves behind. Used consistently they can make tone look more even and skin look brighter.

None of them alters the colouring you were born with, and no cream can. A 20g tube worked into one patch over several weeks is doing something quite narrow, and what decides whether it shows is daily sun protection, because pigment darkens again the moment it is exposed. A treatment used at night against skin left uncovered all day is working against itself.

The creams and the serum

The pigment group runs to:

• Melaras Anti-Melasma Cream with Niacinamide Tranexamic Acid & Centella Asiatica – 20g cream — the one aimed at melasma patches.
• Gluras Cream 20g – Brightening & Tone-Up with Glutathione & Hyaluronic Acid
• Rasvit Brightening Vitamin C with Vitamin E, Hyaluronic Acid, L-Glutathione & Aloe Vera (30ml) — a serum rather than a cream.
• KP Spotmukt Cream 15gm — the spot cream from the older naming era.

A serum spreads thinner than a cream, so it suits a whole face where a small tube suits one patch. If your skin reacts to acids or you are pregnant, take the composition to a doctor first.

Sunscreen, Moisturiser and the Daily Base

Sun protection

Sunras Broad Spectrum Sunscreen Lotion SPF 50 PA+++ – UVA/UVB Protection, Mattifying (50g) is the dedicated sunscreen here. The word mattifying in its title is the detail that counts in Dhaka humidity: it is built to sit flat rather than shine. Broader sun options are gathered under Sunblock Preparation.

Barrier repair and the all-rounder

Medicated washes strip skin, and a plain moisturiser afterwards stops treatment turning into irritation. SOFTRAS Hypoallergenic Hydrating Moisturizer Lotion with Aloe Vera & Ceramides (100ml) is the one built for that job, with ceramides doing the barrier work.

Outside the pattern sits Omigen 5 In 1 Facial Serum 30ml, the only item in the range whose name neither starts with KP nor ends in -ras. Its title promises five jobs without naming them, so read the ingredient list before deciding where it fits.

Fungal Skin and the Hair Serum

The terbinafine cream

KP-Terbaclear Cream 15gm is a topical antifungal. The usual mistake with this class is stopping the day the itch goes rather than finishing the course. Ringworm comes back quickly when treatment is cut short.

Scalp serum

The range carries one leave-on scalp product, Raskon Hair Serum 60ml – Hair Regrowth Treatment. Hair shedding has several causes — iron and thyroid levels, recent illness, pattern loss — and which one is behind it changes what helps. A doctor can tell them apart from blood work; a product title cannot.

Fertility Support Tablets

The Fertiras line

This part of the range has nothing to do with skin, and its names differ by a single letter or suffix. Learn the pattern before ordering, because the tablets are not alternatives to one another:

• Fertiras M Tablets 30’s – Male Fertility Support Supplement tablet
• Fertiras F Tablets 30’s – Female Infertility Support Supplement tablet
• Fertiras-DH 25 Tablet 30’s tablet 25mg — the only one in the group carrying a strength.

The M and F suffixes do the whole job of separating them, and the titles are otherwise near-identical on a phone screen. Check the letter against what was recommended, since male and female formulations use different nutrients.

The older KP tablets

Three older records cover similar ground under names that explain nothing at all:

• KP-Fertilepass
• KP-Inovive
• KP-Ovanet Dhea

Only the last gives any clue, and DHEA is a hormone precursor rather than a vitamin. Supplements of this kind are taken alongside a clinician’s plan rather than instead of one. They sit on the Endocrine & Metabolic System shelf.

Everyday Supplement Tablets

The two general tablets

A pair of general supplements sits apart from both groups. SPURAS Tablets 30’s – Spirulina with Multivitamins & Antioxidant Support Supplement is built around spirulina, and BIORAS Tablet tablet 10000mcg is a high-dose biotin tablet, usually taken for hair and nails.

Mention biotin at that level to a doctor before any blood test: it can skew thyroid and cardiac assay results. That is a laboratory quirk rather than a safety problem, but it has sent people back for repeat tests.

Reading a Listing in This Range

Titles here were written at different times and follow no single pattern, so a few habits save confusion:

• The prefix or the suffix. A name starting KP is from the older registration and usually carries no size; a name ending -ras is newer and normally lists its actives in full.
• The single letter. M and F on the fertility tablets are the entire difference between them.
• The unit. Some titles give grams, some millilitres, some neither. A size missing from the name is still on the product page.
• The form word. A few records end in a stray form word such as cream, tablet or soap_bar, left over from how the record was built. No second item is included.

What Changes the Price

• Whether it is a medicine or a supplement. A prescription-class topical and a spirulina tablet sit at quite different levels.
• Tube and bottle size. A 15gm tube and a 100ml bottle are different propositions even within the same part of the range.
• The actives named in the title. Glutathione and tranexamic acid cost more to formulate than aloe vera and glycerine.
• Pack count on the tablets. The blister count changes what a month of use comes to, which is the figure that matters on a course.

Sold by composition rather than by brand recognition, this range reprices faster than a consumer shelf does. Open the listing and the figure beside it is the one in force.

About KPL Trade International

KPL Trade International is a Bangladeshi trading and marketing company operating in the pharmaceutical and personal-care segment. It markets products under its own labels rather than under a licensed international name, with a catalogue concentrated in dermatology and nutritional supplementation.

Its range covers medicated shampoos and soaps, acne cleansers and lotions, pigment and melasma creams, a facial serum, a sunscreen, a hypoallergenic moisturiser, a topical antifungal, an oral retinoid, fertility support tablets and general supplements such as spirulina and biotin. Products are registered under coined house names, most recently using a shared -ras suffix across the newer skin and supplement lines.

The company positions the range around dermatological care and reproductive health, and distributes through pharmacies and online retail in Bangladesh.

Buying KPL Trade International Products Online in Bangladesh

The grid above shows which part of the range is in stock today, and a medicated line moves in and out faster than a consumer one. Opening a listing gives the composition, the pack size and the price together.

Soaps from this and other manufacturers are gathered under Medicated Soap, which is the shelf to browse when you want to compare actives across brands at a similar size.

Several items here are prescription-class, so confirm the exact product title and strength against your prescription before placing an order. Where a single letter separates one record from the next, that check takes seconds and saves a return.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What does the -ras ending on these names mean?

It is a house naming convention rather than an ingredient. The newer registrations in this range share the suffix — Rasket, Akras, Melaras, Softras, Sunras, Spuras, Bioras — and each one spells out its actual actives after the name.

2. Are the Rasket shampoo and the Rasket soap the same thing?

They share the ketoconazole and zinc pyrithione combination but not the vehicle. One is a shampoo for the scalp and the other a transparent bar for the body, and swapping them does neither job well.

3. Does anything in this range need a doctor’s note?

The oral retinoid capsule and several of the topicals are prescription-class and are shelved that way. The supplements and most of the washes are not. The listing itself states which category a product falls into, and a pharmacist can confirm it on your order.

4. How long does a medicated shampoo take to make a difference?

Scalp products of this kind are normally used two or three times a week over several weeks rather than daily, and the instructions on the pack give the interval. If the flaking or itching has not shifted by the end of a full course, that is the point to see a dermatologist rather than to double the dose.

5. What separates Fertiras M from Fertiras F?

The suffix. One is formulated for men and the other for women, around different nutrient mixes, and the titles are otherwise close enough to confuse on a small screen. Check the letter against what was recommended before ordering.

6. Rasket shampoo সপ্তাহে কতবার ব্যবহার করা যায়?

সাধারণত সপ্তাহে দুই থেকে তিনবার, প্রতিদিন নয়। shampoo টা মাথার ত্বকে লাগিয়ে কয়েক মিনিট রেখে তারপর ধুয়ে ফেলতে হয় — সাথে সাথে ধুয়ে ফেললে কাজ কম হয়। প্যাকের নির্দেশনা দেখে নিন, আর খুশকি না কমলে চর্মরোগ বিশেষজ্ঞের পরামর্শ নেওয়াই ভালো।